6 The mystery of the Atlantic Ocean Until Now Not Divided
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Atlantis and Bermuda Triangle
Human-owned technology is currently growing rapidly.
Even though technology has grown rapidly, there are only five percent of the ocean that man has managed to navigate.
Things in the sea are still a mystery to this day.
In recent years researchers explore the deep ocean Mariana Trench that has a depth of 35 thousand feet under the sea.
In fact the sea has many unsolved mysteries up to now.
One area of the sea that remains a mystery is the Atlantic Ocean.
The Atlantic Ocean is the first sea to be sailed by sailors.
The size of the Atlantic Ocean is wide enough that is one-fifth of Earth.
Did you know, the Atlantic is full of many mysterious things.
Let's look at six mysterious things in the following Atlantic Ocean.
- Apollo 11
The story of Apollo 11 began when NASA launched Apollo 11 into space in July 1969.
It was this plane that brought the first man to the Moon.
Apollo 11 brought Neil Armstrong, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, and Michael Collins to the Moon first.
- Mary Celeste
Captain Benjamin Briggs embarked on a journey from New York to Europe.
He began his journey in November 1872 with his family and his crew.
But then a week later the ship floats underground without anyone.
- Titanic
Perhaps one of the most famous shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean is the Titanic.
On May 1, 1912, the big ship was drowned with the loss of 1,503 people.
- Waterfall Under Water
Just south of the equator, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, there is an amazing waterfall.
Located between Africa and South America, the 100-meter-high waterfall is underwater.
- The Bermuda Triangle
In this place plane and ship lost countless.
This area is located between Bermuda, Florida Keys, and the island of Puerto Rico.
- Atlantis
You must have heard of the city of Atlantis written by the Greek philosopher Plato in 420 BC.
The myth of Atlantis attracts many scholars to find this city.